Eduardo Fuerte
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Do you know a PHP report generation class (that uses templates) ?
May be there is some other method but why don't you try to manage it in html page or better to save it as pdf file.
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Hello
In fact the result is a report with group divisions that is usually saved in PDF format.
But first some DB activity is needed.
(The print I post is a VFP example)
In fact the result is a report with group divisions that is usually saved in PDF format.
But first some DB activity is needed.
(The print I post is a VFP example)
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http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/
You design your report in Eclipse. Then upload it to your server (it must be running tomcat) I know. Then you can call that report from your php application you can send the parameters to the report through the query string:
/myreport.birt?param=var&p aram2=var2
Here you have the project, its a symfony 1.4 plugin: https://github.com/juanmf/sfPlugins/tree/master/reportPlugin
Have a look at siwapp.org, it is opensource invoicing application based on Symphony Framework, it is in early beta but very promising.
You design your report in Eclipse. Then upload it to your server (it must be running tomcat) I know. Then you can call that report from your php application you can send the parameters to the report through the query string:
/myreport.birt?param=var&p
Here you have the project, its a symfony 1.4 plugin: https://github.com/juanmf/sfPlugins/tree/master/reportPlugin
Have a look at siwapp.org, it is opensource invoicing application based on Symphony Framework, it is in early beta but very promising.
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Thank you for the assistance and wishes.